Sentence examples for security disease from inspiring English sources

When Brown talks about immigration, Smith said, he's really talking about a lot of things that matter to voters: economic populism, national security, disease control, race relations, the rule of law—"is the government doing what it's supposed to do?"—and, importantly, opposition to President Obama, who's even less popular in New Hampshire than in the nation as a whole.

Sally Osberg: Well, it's hard not to be overwhelmed by the scale and complexity of the challenges confronting us all, whether it's geopolitical instability, climate change, resource depletion, food security, disease, and the deep misery of poverty: these are truly formidable challenges that affect us all.

The US government's high-security disease-control laboratories – which house samples of the most harmful germs in the world – cannot afford to screw up.

Most recently, we have started work on problems at the interface of homeland security and disease invasions (natural or deliberate) and on models for the spread of social "diseases" like alcoholism and ecstasy.

I remain positive and suggest that the future is best served by humanity using AI to fix the grand challenges that face our world--hunger, security, water, disease, poverty and sustainability.

FORGET the formal agenda at this weekend's G8 summit, given over to energy security, infectious diseases and education.

So the other important thing for farmers to do is increase and maintain their bio-security so disease isn't carried into houses where birds are housed".

South Korea   "In 2004, to address national security, infectious diseases, and other national concerns, the Singapore government launched the Risk Assessment and Horizon Scanning (RAHS) program within the National Security Coordination Centre.

New areas of emphasis include health security, chronic diseases (e.g., diabetes), and road traffic injuries.

The first British victim of the recent Ebola outbreak has been flown back to London and is being treated at the UK's only high-security infectious diseases unit, at the Royal Free Hospital.

I'm not racist, but we're worried about our security, hygiene and disease".